Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-09-23

$40, collection of plants suitable for green
house, conservatory and window culture,
SIS; display of hanging bsskets containing
plants, etc, $40.
CLASS vu.-sUeAs, CANDY, ETC.
Mrs. R.S.Lockett, Perkins-Display sugar
cane, SIS.
Barton & Bell, Sacramento-Display of
confectionery, $1s general varieties candies
made in the hall during exhibition, diploma
ard $40.
CLASS w.-BUTTER, BREAD, ETC.
Mrs. F. P. Lowell, Sacramento-Butter
crackers, So; sweet crackers. 81; Boston
crackers, s..
Miss S. Sullivan, Sacramento-Biscuit,
Mrs. NJ. E. Tryon, Sacramento-Domes-
tic wheat bread, IS, graham bread, So.
Miss Mary Schaller, Sacramento Do
mestic corn bread, So; domestic rye bread,
Mrs. W. H. Wright, Sacramento-Soda
biscuit. 81; domestic brown bread, ST. dis
play of domestic bread, So
The committee recommends special
premium to Miss Aiken, for cream waffies,
So; cream biscuit, So mullins. 81; and for
Mrs. Hillhouse. for sweet bread s..
John Hanlon, Walsh's Station-Firkin
of butter S15
Andrew Smith, Redwood City-Display
of butter in rolls, $50.
CLASS y.-CALIFoRNIA CHEESE.
Ed. Arthur, Sacramento-Best cheese,
| one year old and over, $15; under one year,
$40 display of cheese, SIS and diploma.
Sixth itepartment
CLASS I.-GREEN FRUITS.
Apples-W. O. Jennings, Red Bluff, first
premium, $25; w. D. Carpenter, Diamond
| Springs, second premium, $40; Robt. Nc
Kay, Ell Dorado county, third premium
| SIS; w. J. Belcher, Costumes, fourth prem
| ium, $40; Mrs. James Lansing, Sacramento,
| fifth premium, S..
Pears-Neil McDavitt, Newcastle, first
premium, S25; Mrs. James lansing Sac
[ ramento, second premium, $50; w. d.
Carpenter, Diamond Springs, third prem
ium, SIS; B. n. Bugbey, fourth premium,
$40; J. B. Welty, Sacramento, fifth prem
ium, s..
Peaches-J. A. Robinson. Newcastle,
| first premium, $25; P. w. Parker Penryn,
second premium, $50; Geo. Perkins, New
Fox, Newcastle, fourth premium, $40; W.
ID Carpenter, Diamond Springs, fifth prem
ium, s..
Plums-Mrs. Mary E. Fox, Newcastle,
first premium, S25; E. F. Aitken, Sacra-
mento, second premium, $50; Mrs. R. S.
Lockett, third premium, SIS; ?. w. Butler,
Penryn, fourth premium, $40.
Figs-Sam G. Waters, Clements, first
premium, s.; Mary E. Fox, Newcastle,
second premium, 81 30.
Tropical Fruits-Mrs. Mary +. Fox, New
castle, first premium, $50; Isaac Lea, Flo
rim, second premium, SO.
Oranges-Mrs. William Karr, Marysville,
| tlrst premium, $40.
| Lemons-W. G. Murphy, Marysville,
first premium, $40.
General Display-Mrs. James lansing
Sacramento, first premium, $40; Mrs. r. s.
Lockett, Perkins. second premium, $50.
CLASS uu.-DRIED AND PRESERVED FRUITS
Mrs. Lockett, Perkins, best 10 pounds
pears, So; best 10 pounds peaches, S.; best
10 pounds plums, s.: best 10 pounds prunes,
$40; best 10 pounds cherries, So best 10
pounds blackberries, So; best 10 pounds
strawberries, So; and best general display
of dried fruits, $50.
H. S. Jory, Stockton, best factory-dried
| fruit, $50.
Weber & Co., Sacramento, second best
dried fruit, $40.
Mary E. Fox, Newcastle, best 10 pounds
figs, $40.
E. Booth, Roseville, best 10 pounds of
apples, S..
r. NJ. Craig, Winters, best 10 pounds
apricots, S..
| W. d. Carpenter, Diamond Springs, best
| 10 pounds of nectarines, So; second best
dried figs, $40; second best general display,
| $40.
| The committee adds to its report :
There were several very fine samples OF
| dried fruit worthy of premiums, but the
committee could not award them, as they
were not entered for such premium. We
would recommend a special premium for
| VIM. Pleasant and Geo w. Thistel, of Vac
| aville for exhibits of dried fruits.
J. F. MADDEN.
l.. w. Buck,
Committee.
GOLD MEDALS.
The committee to decide as to awards of
gold medals of the several departments
consisted of Governor Waterman, L. II.
Mcintosh, ii. w. Serle, ?. Kilburn and
f. G.. De Long. The awards are as fol-
| lows
J. F. Genung, of Sacramento-Pipe or
| gam recommended gold medal.
Huntington, Hopkins & Co.-Display of
hardware gold medal.
Dcii NOHScI NotOl COAH pan CdCI dHienlO
Display of flowers, Towering plants, etc.;
gold medal.
Mrs. Il. S. Lockett, of Perkins-Display
| OF grapes, fruits and jellies; gold medal.
California Cotton Mills Company, East
Oakland-Gold medal.
Mrs. A. Schirmer-Display of ladies'
and children's underwear and fancy goods;
gold medal.
SILVER MEDALS.
Van Horn, Mather e Frost, San Fran
| ciscc-Colection of maps, globes, etc; sill
4 yer medal
George Muddox, Sacramento-Best dis
play of pottery of various kinds silver
medal.
| Leake Glove Company. San Francisco
Display of leather gloves and mittens :;
| silver medal
Mrs z. P. Brandon, Latrobe-Naturai
history exhibit; two silver medals.
| Il. ". Nicely. Jr., Sacramento-Display
of boots and shoes silver medal.
California Cotton Mills Company, East
Oakland-Display of cotton cordage; sill
yer medal.